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Chile is not obliged to negotiate sea access with Bolivia after a 5 year dispute in the International Criminal Court 2

By Frances Jenner October 3, 2018

After five years of dispute, on Monday Oct. 1 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Chile has the right not to enter into negotiations with Bolivia over contested access to the Pacific Ocean. This land dispute has haunted Bolivia since 1884 when they lost the War of the Pacific,...

Backlash across Latin America following suggestion of military intervention in Venezuela 3

By Tamara Davison September 18, 2018

In response to a statement made on Friday by the director of the Organisation of American States...

Colombian students march against the lack of education funding 4

By Illimani Patiño September 14, 2018

The main roads of 20 Colombian cities were closed this Wednesday as students from both public and...

What does Bolivia’s political gender-parity mean for the country? 5

By Tamara Davison September 11, 2018

The high Andean country of Bolivia is deeply ingrained in tradition and rich in a cultural history...